Sentence examples for another equivalent from inspiring English sources

They also said: "Another equivalent: hiring someone to help on a building site because they once won a Blue Peter Badge for best papier mâché construction".

It is made up of many parts (another, equivalent show runs concurrently at the Contemporary Art Museum in St Louis), ranging from the facsimile of a 1917 magazine by Marcel Duchamp and a pair of Morandi etchings from the 1920s to work made, in a spectrum of mediums, within the past year.

He's ready to consider trading the medical-device tax in Obamacare for another equivalent source of revenue or having a talk about closing tax loopholes and reforming entitlements — to both lower the deficit and raise revenue to invest in infrastructure or early childhood education.

Another equivalent condition is that (2.2).

Equation (2.10) is an another equivalent form of Equation (1.1).

In the references [4 7], another equivalent conditions were given.

And for each subsequent child it would be another £1,000 equivalent.

Hence the transition from one sentence to another logically equivalent one is disregarded for the purposes of meaning concepts.

Like "bringing the rice out," which in one version refers to cocaine, but in another is equivalent to living over the top.

For OSA region, another four equivalent map series were selected.

Another early equivalent of AC is The Multiplicative Axiom (Russell 1906).